A lot of the focus is on the Edmonton Oilers, but the Vancouver Canucks have been proving all year they are not to be taken lightly, says Ken Campbell. Connor McDavid and J.T. Miller [https://thehockeynews.com/.image/c_fit,h_600,w_600/MjAyMDMxMTI2MzU1NjUwNDgz/usatsi_21627537_168400847_lowres.jpg] Connor McDavid and J.T. Miller If we didn't know any better, we'd think the Edmonton Oilers finished ahead of the Vancouver Canucks in the standings, and they beat up the Canucks in the regular season. But because we know better, we're well aware that the opposite was the case. Three of the Canucks' wins over Edmonton came in the first month of the season. Since then, the Canucks have been really good. But also since then, the Oilers have been otherworldly elite. The Oilers will not take the Canucks lightly, nor should they. The Canucks have been silencing their doubters all season. Here's more on what to expect in this all-Canadian matchup: A lot of the focus is on the Edmonton Oilers, but the Vancouver Canucks have been proving all year they are not to be taken lightly, says Ken Campbell.
